JUNE 2, 192s _

noolm Meat Market 1 PHONE 421

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Have you ever eaten Beef m; w“ hung for fifteen “y, and‘ more before using.

w; have the Plant that will km; ‘it thirty days or more.

We can eeli Meats at rea- Mnnle prices beoauae there || no waste ‘with the rough “an. All our meat cutt “any n tag with price. ‘

can and see for yourself.

PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE. '

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Tonight's Program From GFCY

The Island ‘Radio Co.,

(in the Ilil‘

m-ngrnmnle provided through the rindncss oi‘ local artists.

mile Quartet: .

(n) My Old Kentucky I-iome.' (b) (furry Me Hack to Old Vir- giilis-Messrs T. W. Bentley, “may hicPherson. C. W. ‘Bentley (ieo. Tweedy. ‘ - Vocal Solos:

(a) Little iMOiIler O'Mlno

(n) Selected.~Mr. Harvey Mc- Pierson. 'Violin duet — Andonllno —

|iamnrc)——Miss Kathleen ‘iiornby, lilss Toombs. . ‘

Voclii Solos:

(a) Lassie 0‘ Mine ' _

(h) in an Old Fashioned Town- yr. '1‘. W. Bentley -

Violin solos:

is) Temple Bells

(bi Less than tho dust --(indiun (are l.yrics)—Miss iloriihy Contrnlto solos:

(n) Iianny Boy

(ii) liy the Waters inilka ~Mrs J. J. Stewart. oliligaio, Miss Iliornby Vioilii solos:

(n) Kasilnliri Song

(b) '|‘ill l wake~ (Indian ‘Love Lyr|rs)-—M|ss Hornhy

(‘oiitrnllo solos:-

(a)

of Minne- Violill

- _ __ | now lu- iaxcd iivo pcrvoni. iilrlghi Star of lovo) (Rolland i pmhvo pmufied“ Wm m) m Hm “my

(b) Little Old (lardon—Mr8 J- J-

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Ilght Insertions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Station (312 tin) at Charlottetown will he again tonight at 7.30 p, m. with tho following splendid

I DEVELOPED

Films -~=>

. PRINTED PHOTOGRAPH! ENLARGEMENTC

CRACWELL STUDIO

11M. Great George street

|. ‘Stewart

_Vocai solo-<Friend O‘ Minn _ Mr. T. W. ‘Bentley.

Lust weeks programmes were "W" "fill Blliflyed in niaily parts 0f the Marltinies and ili Newfound- land. Mr. Burke and ‘Mr. Rogers are constantly improving the power and have achieved ,lnost faithful reproduction in the past few months.

Famous Race

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,Lord Derby's brown colt Colorado. )(T. Weston): F. Curzon's bay colt. Comedy King. (F. Dempsey); Lord Woodiavintonb chestnut col_t icoronach. (J. Chllds); M. .E. de ‘St; Aiarys bay colt ‘l-‘inglass. (G. Archibald); Lord Gianely’s chest- nut colt Gay ‘Lothario, (J. Thwait- es); Sir ‘G. Bullough's bay colt ‘i-iarpagon. (E. C. Elliott); W. Singed's ‘hay colt ‘Lancegays, (It. Perryman); W. NitingaiPs chest- nut eolt Le Gros, (J. Kirby); ‘Sir

A. Bailey's bay colt Lex. (M. hoary); F. Gretton's ‘bay colt Macanudo, (F. Lane); sol. Joel's

chestnut colt ‘Pantera; (1-i. Wragg) Lord ‘Barnby's chestnut colt ite- vieworder. (H. iBeasley); Sir H. Meux's chestnut coi‘t, St. Mary's Kirk, ( ); H. Shaw's hay colt Simon the Beggar, (J. Leach): Lord Astor's hay colt Swift and ‘Sure. (R. Jones); ‘Lord Glanoly's ‘hay colt Tenacity, ( ); and A. Macombers buy colt Warmist, ‘(EslingJ

‘Latest betting is 13 to 8 against colorado; 6 to 1 against ‘Coronach 10 to 1 against Swift and Sure and Lex. taken and offered; 100 to 6 against Apple Sammy; 22 to i against Flnglass; 26 to 1 against Harpagnn offered; 28 to 1 against (iimiez offered; 33 to 1 against irimiez taken; 40 to 1 against Mac- liiludo taken and offered; and 40 to 1 against Comedy King offer- cfl.

on Meals

(Canadian Press) . IVIONTRICAL. June 1. ~Ql1rlwrfl new lax on meals camp iiiio effect.‘

A“), Ste"). i(‘qnf|flg||ifl~-- iic houses in the province of Que-

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today. All meals served in Dill)- iici‘ r-osliilg one dollar or more will

The

lie Charities ‘Fund.

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. 10o per line n! 5 words itn par line n! ii vrnrllo ‘Io per lino of l words

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_ Agents Wailtcd

IEIAIT AGENTS - WRITi for catalogue. United Art 1.t<1.. 4 Brunswick. Toronto. A- W-

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HAN OR W MAN TO THAVEi; and appoint allP-llifl. Yearly 31""

lnieo $1092. (‘being r21 Weeklv average) and expenses- ilmlwr- ilncc ‘ilnnocesaary- Fm‘ Pan“

cuiars ‘write Winston 00.. Tor- nnin A. W. W. dc 5-

For Sale

FOR SALE IMMEDIATELV. -

Chaimers Car, good running

order. Apply 151 Kent St- 9575-64-21

FOR SALE-ENTER‘PRISE M‘ON- arch itiiugo in oxccliont condi- tion, also three burner oil stove and lawn mower. Apply at l2 Kent Street today. a ‘$9593

FOR BALE-NEW CARTBODY. Apply to W, J. Scott, Marshdlbld i‘, l‘). i. 9474-26-81

FOR SALE- NEWLV FREBHEN- rd cow. Ira Rodd. ‘Milton. > 9569-61“- ~_____________.___._-- FOR SALB-OPPORTUNITY AND real irade for Fox Farm. Will iirrcpt foxes as part payment- ll- T. McConnell, 2B. Jackson Strcct, Portland, Maine.

9594~fi-2-ili

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FOR SALE-CHEVROLET su- lii-rlor Touring Car. Priced to Mll- Mlpiy ‘l0 Charlottetown Gar- liio Co., iPrinco ‘St.

9596‘6-2-2l

Queen Hotel

linee IIIIIOI ever thll Hotel we have spent mill! i-ilweantie of eellaro In "Intro and Improvements. It ' II MM the finest Hotel of Ito elne in the lilartolme Prov- ; ism. It appoela to time W0 want a eemtonahle - Hotel an oniemile teolqeml assailant eorvieo at i meter- Jio-prlee. = "t

. from p‘ “ Charlottetown

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A Tel-Io?

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Awly at this Office, ,__________,._.....___ 1'0 LIT--LAROI FUINIOHID

bedroom. ADPIY Gllirllil" m‘ i fice. 9617-6-Mi , >—--~\

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iWHITE WASHING. WANTED BY

M iscvciliuu-ous

WILL no WASHING our sv day or nl, ironic. Apply 28 (trail- vilie y-St. 9580-6-14“ day, Apply 28 Granville Si.

9584-1-1-31

THE MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL. Hartford, Connecticut. a Class “A" institution offers a two years and eight months course in the science of Nursing ito applicants hsivlng had one year oi‘ ‘lil8ll Schiool work. Classes enter Stil- ‘tember. January and April. F0!‘ further ‘nformati-on apply Super- intendent of Nurses. Mount rSlnBi Iiilspitill. ‘ilartlord. Connectivit-

t 9591-6-2-wli-6i

ARMV BOOTS ONE DOLLAR pQI pair. Used Army shoes. re-

‘solod, reheolod, and hobrlnlled Comfortable and unbeatable for hard and heavy work where or- dinary shoes won't stand. Oil farms. in woods arid illlafllefl- ‘Sizes five to ten. medium and wide widths. Mailed to any address in the Marltimes for one doIlnn-‘C. F‘. ‘Langley & Co" ‘Pentagon Bldg. Halifax. N. S.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Central Guardian

K. of -P. —Speclal meeting at Home tonight ut 8 p, m. 9601

THE KENSINGTON DAIRYING will open for cheese making Mon- day. June 14th. 9593

u‘ 3 ‘ and A f» 313%

‘SOOTCHPORT ‘CELEBRATION --4Ai. a meeting of the Scotchicirt Memorial Society ‘last night it was decided to hold ‘the celebration on the 21st of July. instead of on the 14in an previously announced.

ATTENDGING GENERAL AS- 8EM‘BLY.-—Mr. W. M. McMillan, of the Lefllox Hotel, left yester- day morning for Montreal to at- terld the General Assembly of Pres- byterian Church in Canada, as an older representing the Prince Ed- ward island Presbytery.

Cross.

MOTOR

the

today.

sea/men, doses-tern ifrom the 61S Stranna, which

in custody. The men

‘RECEIVES CALL-Rev. Buiiyon McLeod. D. D., of Lexington, Ky.. received a telegram yesterday morning from Perth. 0nt., stating that he had -been unanimously cal- led at a congregational meeting that night to the St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church of that city at a salary of $3,000 and manse and one month's holiday. iParth is a beauti- ful town in Eastem Ontario, forty- two miles ‘from Ottawa and midway on the trunk line of the Canadian Pacific from ‘Miontreal to Toronto. ‘St. Andrew's Church is one of the oldest and strongest churches in the ‘Synod of iMontreal and Ottawa ‘with a membership of over five hundred. Dr. ‘McLeod has been cal- led to succeed the Rev. A. H. Scott. D. D., who‘ was the beloved pastor for 38 years. Dr. McLeod supplied the Zion Presbyterian Church the ipast two Sundays and will supply the St. James Presbyterian: Church next Sabbath. Dr. and Mrs. McLeod

of the Customs Department.

police that

with silmmlariiy by the law.

C. W. L.

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RESERVE-July 14th. for An- nual Picnic‘ of the ‘IAEII-ZIIC of the

LEAGUE MEETING TODAY.--A large number of citi-‘ zens left yesterday for Summersido. allocation. to attend the annual meeting oil-were very unwilling to ‘accept the allotments. but in the end the cou- the amount aind do their ‘best to raise

IPriuce ‘Edward island Motor League, which is beiing held theft?

DESERTERS ARRESTED— likiiil‘

recently‘ sailed from this port, were uncalled yes- terday by the police and are now deserted on ‘Sunday ‘and before sailing, the captain of ‘the Strands made ar- rangements for having ‘tlhese men returned to the ship in case they were caught, and the men will re- join their boat under the escortslge

PARK RESTAURANT BROKEN INTO-—it has been reported to the the park restaurant own-ed and coniducted by Mr. B-J- Garnhunl was ‘broke-n into on ‘Mou- day n-igrht, and considerable amount of chocolates and tobacco stole-u. As this is not the first time that Mr. Garnhunl has so sutfered it_is to be hoped that the miscnesnts will soc/n bc apprehended amd dealt

Closing Sessions

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Some

ference decided to accept

the amount.

cept the allocation but asked f0

The memorial service which fol

pressive service. Eight ministers

test conference.

the words Former These.” liverauce.

Days A ‘most appropriate do

ed. and at this service eight excel] Arthur Forbes, B.A., Frank Ellie A., John Nelson McDonald, B.A.

Armstrong.

lelltly Bu-ruiug."

Presbyteries

I’. i3. island‘ Presbytery was mag- . namlmous enough not only ‘to ‘w

an additional (me thousand dollars. lowed this discussion was an Iln-

of the confer- ence‘ ‘had passed away since the

This solemn service was followed by the‘ ordination service conducted. by ‘the President. the charge being delivered by REV. Dr. Chowin, from “Say Ye Not that ‘the ‘Were Better ’I)han

We‘ ‘Iliad had the names of eight deceased‘ ministers report-

elnt younlg men ‘were set apart for the work of the ministry: James

Archibald, B.A., Clifford‘ Fraser Grant, M.A., Thomas Rowland. B.

W.'l‘. Ross Flemilrgtnn, M.A.. James Harold Rowley, William Edward

A double quurtette composed of young ministers sang very excel- "Let the Lower Lights be

are guests of the Hotel Victoria.

mom P ERGO N‘A L3

as commissioner Assembly.

Mr. Vi’.

terday.

lnsllrailce ‘Company, Toronto, is the City on official business.

Montreal,

Quigley. ‘City.

Ian cities.

Mr. .lolin J. MacDonald

jnliliilg districts.

BIRTHS

McLEAN- In ‘Hampshire

iMirLean (rice Mildred barter) (laughter-billiard Minerva.

.Mr. J. F. Profltt, Kensington, leaves this morning for Montreal to the General

J. Mutch. Cherry Val- Iey..was u visitor to the city yes-

iMr. W. C. MacDonald, Siollilrton, N. S, of the Boiler Inspection and

Miss Edna Gordon has arrived home ‘from a visit to Boston and

‘Mrs, Aifrod Fiorden of Roscnefith is visiting her daughter, ‘Mrs_ Roy

int-v. m. l-l. Stavert and Dr. Genge of Kenslngton nave left for Toron-

‘Mr, D. .i. ‘Riley has returned from a business trip to the upper Canad-

agent leaves tomorrow morning on It hue. lnoss irlp to Mount Stewart and rul-

on May 25th. 1926. lo Mr and Mrs Richard

that in the home lies the cause of the major proportion of the moral downfall of little children, and that in striving to raise the moral stan- dards oi parents and home condi- tions and teaching by example and precept while in the plastic early years alone lies the hope of lessen- ing this evil which is all too pre- valent among our boys and in some (‘uses our girls. He spoke of the excellent work oi the Chiidrens’ Aid Society along the lines of car- ing for and protecting the delinquent child. lie explained and outlined the policy and objects of the so- ciety ad related many heart relid- ing experiences the members of the executive had met with since its in corporation in our city. Dr. ‘McMil- ilin also spoke of the case of the child llandiicailped by illlyl-llvfll <10‘ facts which react on tile nlcntal and moral forces inherent Ill the young life so as to rcnilel‘ Illnl an easy victim to flflgflllfllfllllli; iliilu- enccs.

lie gave a splendid tribute to the Red Cross Society for the work they have done uiong the lilies of) remedying those physical defects

printe and beautiful. Thursday Evgnintfs Session

in t‘he United Church. President Wigle in ‘a brief ad dress introduced as the first speak

Conference. He was

A. degree illg this

of Divinity.

in the Mission Field ‘his home ‘Chilrch Centenary Unite: ‘Church, (formerly

Ciiillcil) ISz-lint John, N.B.

very lunch imjilyod.

where he labored

at work there. upon

Japan had

of school children, their visiting new)“; w pay [m- m] extra “mm ilurscs who follow the child to its

such defects remedied and he as- side the‘ churl-ih in Japan. who had sured the audience that tile mcdi-‘coino under the irnfiilcnco oi Chris- cal men, and the hospitals were‘ _ J’ ‘ H Y1 M‘ H m’ “‘ ‘" who‘ foul-i not ...eet in‘: llnanlt-i (greater. kufluwncu and zlsslsmncu Outlay mm “owed 9mm" m“ from the llolnc church womd Oman‘ . - . Rev. A, S, Robb, f.ron1 Koren,

Them ‘Vere wry many so" ems gave a very interesting ar-couint of i! doing grind work of ovary ilescrip- 1

. his ‘work. Twenty-eight years ago U0" l" Cl"""l°l"'~"5“w" a" ‘l: which he and two or t‘hrce other ‘mission-

The entire service was most ap-

‘This session was devoted to the afiva-rlci-ng of Missionary interests

or. Rev. E. C. Heninignr, of Japan, Mr. Heliiligili‘ is well known in the born iu_ lSaint John, N.i3., and took h‘is B. from Mount Allison, which institution at its ‘recent clos- lnonth confer-red rupou him the hollary degree of Doctor‘ He ‘is supported i-n by Sunday ‘School. ‘and Epworth League. of

Methodist

‘His zlddrcss tilt-n fore was eager- _ly expected, and l liccill ‘ilardiy say

Hc told us illat In the province th-crc were a million and li half iiiliiiibiillliirl fund only one other ordained minister lie charged home tile Conference that wihilo plcnilcd for fllIIQihCI"

i-yvorkr-r. that members 0t’ the homc ill their clinics ,tiieir oxnnlinaiioils church refused to give the money

iIn other sootioins however, there

homo and strive t0 llildlfess 0i! ‘Illlf- wore altogether twenty-hive work- ents the great necessity of havinirers, but there were also found out-

‘tian ‘teachiirgs. probably a million

BRADLEY-tin ‘this City on Juno

ii i. Ei‘t Cfleilig 1.. 102s. iii. 194 Grafton st, to Mr. v° “ m gm“ s w o "

brought. to our Province of inc oct-

liladc for ii better community touwrlcs were “om to Korea and flue‘-

Iklllflliilg the difficult language be- gan to preach in the streets, and in

DEATHS

(laughter 0t‘ Mr and McLean.

WAY'E—‘SudfIenIy at ‘St.

day nt 2 p. m.

2 p. .n. interment iory.

9530-5-2Il-7I

Female Help Wanted

WANTED-FOR THE MONT-H 0F Juno, n maid for general house- wm-k, Apply Mrs F. W. Hynd- mun, 119 Rockford Sl-PBBL

WANTED-A GIRL AT once

In Memoriam

‘in ‘Loving Memory of my dear sister. Mrs. Morey Yeo who died June 2nd, 1924.

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Days of eadneas stlil come o'er us.

Tesra in dilenoe ever flow.

(Memory keeps you ever near

for general housework. Apply uo, at City Hotel. 9684-6-1-3i Though you died two yesra

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WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL ‘Manna av H“ MST“ housework. AilDlY MTB- M~ JEANNETTE Matlieson. 14 Iliilcrost Ave. ‘ -

9586-6-14“.

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‘ANTED -—-, GENERAL MAID

with knowledge of cook-in! 815° a "um; housemaid. references re ferenccs required. AUDI)’ M71 , Hugh ‘H. McLean. Jr.. Rothesay. . New lHrilllHWiCk. 9570-8-14!

.____________________ Male Help Wanted

—i ANTED--MA‘N "r0 worm on ‘ farm. Amos Rodd, Milton, iii

ITO LET-l ROOM TENEMENT-

‘ we? Ao 0009

“no you n"; animal crackers?" “No. but we have some ill‘! "l" do; biscuits." ‘ . 9

In Meiiloriam

Iii loving memory of Mrs. Wm. .i. Carver. ‘Mt. Albion. who depart- . ed this iifo June 2nd. i925.-

You are not forgotten dear mnilicr

Nor shall you ever be

An long as life and memory lasts

We shall remember thee.

Inserted by husband and family. 9600

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aiid Mrs. John P. Bradley, a son,

McLEANwAt Hampshire on May 31st. 1926. Emma Minerva, infant Mrs Richard

Peters Bay. May 31st. 1926, Charles Waye. aged 75 years. Funeral on Wednes-

day. June 3rd, service starting at People's Cenlu-

money spent on our greatest as- ry about the size of New Bruns- set. the children of .l’rl:l-.-e Edtvurfi wick. with a population of two mill- lsiand. the sum total was verynon. ‘till-ent- are at this time 600 con- sinall when we consider the sums KNEW-loll‘! 31141 twenty l-llitllsil-‘M of money spent on the inlprove-lllmmberfl- _ ‘k R

lnent and devoiolulient of fuilltyigaaga laggfiayflggaTsfnldyfhe ‘i: SE22,“ fgiefififilf’ Qfrsfi; f,1",,§‘,f,“r......i‘ ‘to the many difficulties to

, . . . .

_ he overcome, in this field of work. glllfiLzrgsIillcgt vl‘1ly‘lOu€i‘iil?-=li:h?liis(irtlwe‘ h“ had 3%" 809d 51160055. tihere

are now 9424 members in the Blmclfllilllt“ i?" lmrmmpflg“ Dlxgigilg‘ church there and a nlore ‘hopeful ron llli er years o Mid c‘ -

outlook In the work Ibeing dome in

FRA$5,R..{)n Tuggday, June 1n; ed showing the well ileiined (llsf-ase the 80310015 and colleges among the A Dangemu. snuaflom

at 322 Fitzroy St.. ‘Mrs. George 81MB W118 5U D01‘ wlil- Mill "f" l4 yelling people. The meeting ‘than

owl-Mm.’ aged 63 ‘gm-s, Funeral years the (were-entails was also ‘oittook a. sudden turn iaudsocial ser- LONDON‘ June 1_The Dam, from hm- ima rggldQuge on Thurs. por cent, This was in-‘leisd a oopiorgvice matters were taken up, amid. Man-s Calm correspondent Says

able showing. 'i‘lierc was much ifcv. Dr. Goodwin. oi‘ Saint John ‘work to do and ')r. ‘Iihchililun uvgcfl ispoke oil the hill-Timur? int-Grit")- tlle ladies ilresent lo not only be Villclwl lllflmll f0!” YOURS Women I'll awake. to conditions in Illi-ir own Mvllclflll. Klvlnii; ll VlVlil 369011113 05 homes h“) m 10,,“ Wm, m, pp.“ present conditions, and that already ested eye on the homes uf illosc in“ lglsfiltllmt“ w“ occuflvg hi’ motlierless ones who are in 52319 '3': zlllgwgawoéufiinvge; la: I'm“ vermin” of a 5mm“ “and m‘ liilriwgilltfgcifii‘ culliifffigr ‘the guidance m‘ '“'°"°“"°d “m! “mmy “(who of Mbs Robinson Matron and her and encouragement. ' ‘ussmtanym ' ,

A vvw of thanks W“ "WW" "Yr Mr. Goodwin stated ‘that Rev. iMIrs. M. M. Murphy ‘who spoke of Mn O'Brien’ of ym-mm1i_h_ N5” the interest in tho C. W. L. everinnii bnenappoinrw prep) Sggpgipry manifested by the Hon. Dr. MoMil- an.) Financial Agent, in place of Ian who spoke on the ‘occasion iwv. M: Gardner ‘who lllitd ‘ratatoui- the first meetingheid" in our o l‘ to t e pastors e. e ruse quarters, saying she ‘was most hnp- Mr. O'Brien would be kindly moeiv- m. to wercome him |n u“, new e-fl throughout the Conference and rooms which are so rnilch more onwnrased in hi8 ‘WOPII-

Wliiflhy the name of Rosary, Hail.‘ ‘ livlv‘ ‘MY- ‘mrrei-l- ‘read m“ 33cm} Mrs. Petor McDonald sccnndt-d thc be” c9 Telmrt‘ and w‘; ‘Tfme m“ imotioil and ‘Mtrs. McIntyre lifflfltilli" 1:“mp°rm“’° ha“ ‘he '1' g t of ‘my’ '1hls report in keeping with Mr. ed the voic to the eminent speak-nnodmxra address read remhmbns [or adding u few words to express ruwwrdhg we Trum and Jwoncton iior appreciation ns nlucii work Home‘, h". young women, and “k. aioniigd thltsl line dl-fimos (lilglixil-vthfl m; w‘. the support o; we Confer. cone era on an care o _. . “c1108. social workers.

Rev. ‘H. FR. Grant, Chief Inspector

'divtsloi1 wntvthen takon up and ii strong address on -the Temper- vory satisfying reports wero rrnce question. ‘not BWFIIIK oven the rend by Convener!) of Education, ministers when he oxllrflflflvd Ni"- Soclal Service, .luvonih Welfare D1189 4'11!"- fvl‘ i1 l0"! time lit‘- "lid and Sick visiting Committees. Tho "m" 1188M- of a BCITIlIOIPIIII Toul- financial report “I tho Treasurer. Forum” ‘iwm the W") "nghlfegfir "Mrs. (-Dr.) .i. E. Blanchard showed '91:}?! a’ prséergie?‘mglhm ‘m’; the presents-lion of “An Arizona glass, praoyllerTel:rperxn'g W02; Cowboy" to ihavo been n", unqualb He m!“ theMmbmam andhy, fiod SIICCQIIL, 8100 was voted as n ma“ o! the Could-en“ to m“; 9v. donation to the Kelly's Cross My anon to make um Prom-hm“, Church building fund. Mrs. Frank A“ mo“, Qmcuym Murray.‘ Convener of Entariuin- 119v_‘-1~hom" Mnmhnii, m“, g merit was congratulated mi the brief address in which he crowded very excellent program provided so much that he received loud for this meeting. ' ‘applause when he eat idown. ---—<e->--> ! He referred to the promises of RIPENED EN ROUTE the present N. B; Govommeiil. iwhcn thirteen members, promised Monk: "Why do you eai green definitely to do all in their ‘power ‘banshee? Don't you know they're i0 011M410 ‘Th0 DNMM AM. Wills-II i,“ goi- yong" | _ , had been designated the beet Pro Giraffe: PTllptfi RIITiIIILVTIIQfII lribitloil Act on the continent, it